Haven't done this in a while.

1) From the Pit: (sorry for any spelling/grammatical mistakes? :P) There's no question; you should be and you should mean it more than you sound like you do ( Read more... )

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I am convinced the people who know the difference between their, there and they're are now in the minority.

Example one: "When he was just about to plunge a knife into Rico's abandon, Rico swiftly took a step to the right..."

Example two: "But Sebastian had given him strict orders 'not to close an eye', and he was determent to follow them ( Read more... )

Perchance and penchant are not interchangeable. They have quite different meanings. Please shut off your auto-fill (though, really, how does one get from penchant to perchance?). See also: definitely and defiantly ( Read more... )

Dear Author ( Read more... )

End quotes do not replace actual sentence-ending punctuation. REALLY. If you can remember to put in a damned question mark, why are periods and commas poison to you?

Also, deprivation and depravation are not the same thing.

I need to get out of the house. May tomorrow be free of rain and full of motivation. ;)

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The end quotation mark is not a replacement for a period. You still need the damned period. Or, in cases of dialogue with a he said or she said, the comma.

Thank you.

Also, it's taut, not taught, unless your major muscle groups are studying for the bar exam or something. This seems an unlikely scenario.

I honestly don't understand folks who can use the words you are and then, in the same sentence, also mean to use it in its contraction form but instead type your ( Read more... )

THERE IS NO E IN RIDICULOUS.

Thank you, that is all.